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L&YR Eddison Electric Lorry No.24. - JCA00362
Chain driven with a max speed of 8 mph and imported 1910/12.
L&YR Express Collection Van c.1904. - JCA00359
In passenger coaching stock colours it was one of the first L&YR motor vehicles .
L&YR Horse Drawn Parcels Van. - JCA00363
A rhree ton converted dray.
L&YR Lorry No. 84. - JCA00361
Leyland RAF type built at Horwich 1917/18.
L&YR Moto Omnibus No. B--2156 - JCA00355
Commer chassis. Replaced B-2085 working the Chorley - Bamber Bridge route as seen here.
L&YR Motor Omnibus No. B-2085. - JCA00354
Milnes-Daimler chassis and body put on at Newton Heath.
1904 worked the Blundell Sands - Crosby and Thornton route and then later the Chorley - Bamber Bridge route as seen here.
Eventually converted to a lorry and worked until 1926.
1904 worked the Blundell Sands - Crosby and Thornton route and then later the Chorley - Bamber Bridge route as seen here.
Eventually converted to a lorry and worked until 1926.
L&YR Motor Omnibus No. B2084. - JCA00356
Milnes-Daimler chassis and body put on at Newton Heath.
1904 worked alongside B-2085 on the Blundell Sands - Crosby and Thornton route as seen here.
1904 worked alongside B-2085 on the Blundell Sands - Crosby and Thornton route as seen here.
L&YR No. 1670 - JCA00313
Re-numbered by the LMS to 10441.
L&YR No. 740. - JCA00343
Turntable at unknown location.
L&YR Parcels Van No. 174. - JCA00358
Ford Model T chassis supplied 1916 with pneumatic tyres on the front
L&YR Passenger Train, Mytholmroyd. - JCA00309
Westbound between Mytholmroyd and Hebden Bridge; the track here had been quadrupled in 1906.
L&YR Passenger Train, Mytholmroyd.. - JCA00306
Westbound train between Mytholmroyd and Hebden Bridge which section of track had been quadrupled in 1906.
L&YR Passenger Train. - JCA00307
Location uncertain but possibly coming out of Sowerby Tunnel westbound.
L&YR Passenger Train. - JCA00311
Undated postcard. Taking up water at troughs at an unidentified location with triple or quadruple track. Can Anybody identify the location?